Name: Schlamasel-Masel: Preventing Antisemitism in an Entertaining Way for Young People
Start: 2026-12-02T11:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-02T12:30:00+01:00
Location: Theater Traumbaum im KulturMagazin

A theatrical experience that combines knowledge, humor, and attitude

With Schlamasel-Masel: Preventing Antisemitism in an Entertaining Way for Young People, the Traumbaum Theatre presents a play at the KulturMagazin in Bochum that entertains while encouraging thought. The performance is aimed at young people aged 6 and above, showing in a child-friendly, lively way how prejudices arise and why encounter and knowledge are so important.

Jewish fairy tales, strong characters, and a clear message

Golde and Mottel take the audience into their Jewish world, where music, joy of life, traditions, and stories are closely intertwined. Instead of a raised finger, the play relies on playful theater, charming role changes, and a vivid storytelling approach. This creates an event experience that takes young viewers seriously while remaining easily accessible.

Why this play fits so well into today

Preventing antisemitism here does not come off dryly, but through a strong mix of emotion, stage presence, and educational clarity. The Traumbaum Theatre has been working for many years with themed productions, combining entertainment with social relevance. It is precisely this balance that makes the evening or morning so interesting for school classes, groups, and families.

Location, atmosphere, and framework

The performance takes place at the Traumbaum Theatre in KulturMagazin in Bochum-Gerthe, a venue with a concentrated, immediate theater atmosphere. The compact location supports the closeness between stage and audience, allowing content and emotions to come across directly. After the performance, there is space for exchange, questions, and discussions.

Conclusion

Those seeking an intelligent, heartfelt, and relevant theatrical performance will find an impressive appointment with added value here. Schlamasel-Masel invites you to question prejudices, learn about Jewish culture, and discover a strong live experience in Bochum.